Barbers immigrated to Singapore by skilled workers.

The premise of skilled migration is to find a Singapore company to hire and then apply for a work permit, and the work permit must be above Q 1 (monthly salary of 2,800) before applying. I didn't say that you can't apply below Q 1, but it will almost never pass.

Although you can apply immediately if you get a work permit, unless your father's salary exceeds S $65,438+00,000, and he has already bought a house and has S $200,000 in savings, you have to wait. It usually takes 2-3 years to get permanent residents.

In fact, if your father is a hair stylist, it is estimated that even if he can find a job, he will not get a work permit.

If you just want your father to live in Singapore, you can (1) apply for permanent residence after graduation (same as above, but it is relatively easy because you graduated from a Singapore school) and then attach your father, or (2) apply for a long-term residence permit.

The conditions for a long-term residence permit are:

1。 Over 45 years old

2。 Have a residential property in Singapore, plus not less than S $500,000. In addition, any of the following conditions must be met:

-There is no less than S $400,000 in an account opened in any bank in Singapore (which can produce financial products).

-Can provide proof that the monthly salary is not less than S $7,000.

-Deposit plus expected income within 5 years is not less than S $400,000.

3。 Good health.

4。 There is effective medical insurance in Singapore.

If you meet the above conditions, you can apply directly to the Singapore Immigration Service (ICA). If passed, you can get a long-term residence permit of no more than 5 years. Applications can be accompanied by spouses and unmarried children.

Note that a long-term residence permit is not a permanent resident. Need to update after expiration. Update, still according to the above conditions for approval.

Please ask me again if you have any questions.